Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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CLASS V Tlrirprl' Iigw: DH:Arnold, R. Culver, E. Greene, M. Gambrill, P. Pyle, S. Roeder, P. Parks, . ertzo . Second Row: S. Fisher, A. Morgan, S. Lempereur, D. Pickman, V. Cass, N. Holst, J. Kraetzer, M. Ford. Fi1'stI-Bow: P. Best, N. Bentinck-Smith, K. Murray, H. Stebbins, M. Motley, C. Griffith, M. Winship, M. Scannell, L. Schevill. A If one should happen to stumble into Class V's room, the conversations could range from whether Nixon will run in 1960 to why Bill didn't invite janet to the Fenn Dance. Everyone has taken an established position and is known for some characteristic or habit. Bee Motley four Worthy class presidentj is known for her enthusiasm over Linda Merrill, Mrs. Richmond, and Spooker. Jeanie Kraetzer may often be found at the Fenn tennis courts. Polly Gambrill has stirred up the hairdressers instinct in everyone: Park back More bmzgr! How does Vicky do her homework with her dancing, riding, fencing, etc.? Sally Fisher has Mannuel's letters to distract her. f Last year the Grotonians made the memorable bicycle ride from Groton to Concord. We are all interested to know whether the Eastern trek will be made a am. g A few braids were lost this summer. Daisy's slumber party was a great suc- cess. Libby spent most of her time singing, until Hannah Stebbins started yelling when she couldnlt get her beauty sleep. Weive got everything, including Pennies from Heaven-or the other place. And there is the horsey set. Peggy Winsliip and Mifhe Ford always seem to keep us laughing, in or out of class. Any friend of Dorrie Arnold's knows she has a charge account at Richardson's. Nancy Holst, Sally, Lempereur and Peggy -Scannell have quiet waters which run very deep. Oops, I forgot yours truly! Steffi Roeder

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